contents

Prologue 1
Commencement Program 2
Vision/Mission 3
Visions Unfolding 3
St. Dominic Hymn 4
Pledge of Loyalty 4
Alumni Pledge 4
Graduates with Academic Honors 5
Special Awardees 5

MESSAGES
President of the Philippines
Her Excellency Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo 7
Senate President of the Philippines
Hon. Juan Ponce Enrile 8
CHED Director IV
Dr. Isabel F. Inlayo 9
TESDA Cavite
Leticia O. Ogbac 10
TAFE-NSW Institute Director
Barry Peddle 11
We are all born with virtually unlimited po- IDP Country Director
Andrew King 12
tentials and we have made the choice to be The Manila Times Language Institute, Inc.
Michael Alexander Ang 13
the best that we can be. Philippine Nurses Association, Inc.
Dr. Susana Salvacion 14
Vice-President for Administrative and Support Services
When we were children, we were encouraged Edgar Q. Edralin 15
OIC, Vice-President for Academic Affairs
to dream. But as adult, somewhere along the Prof. Jovita G. Reyes 16
Chief Operating Officer
road, many of us loose our ability to dream. Is Dr. Gregorio A. Andaman Jr. 17
it because we realized that the world is not School President
Dr. Marita Andaman-Rillo 18
that kind, that we are settling for the second
Commencement Speaker
best and be just followers? Or are we too Australian Ambassador to the Philippines
Hon. Rod Smith 19
scared of what others will think while we go
about pursuing our dreams? Board of Trustees 21

Academic Council 21
Where we end up in life is not determined by Colleges Faculty
where we start. There maybe global economic College of Arts, Sciences and Teacher Education 22
College of Information Technology 23
crises, but our graduates in St. Dominic Col- College of International Hospitality and Business Management 23
College of Nursing and Allied Health 24
lege will win the battle because St. Dominic
CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION
taught them to become united, empowered, Bachelor of Science in Business Management 25
and committed to excellence. Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management
Bachelor of Science in Nursing
25
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Short Courses
TAFE Commercial Cookery NCIII 27
The Dominican graduates will Triumph be- Caregiving NCII 27
Medical Transcription NCII 27
cause they chose to build their dreams here. TESDA Commercial Cooking NCII 27
They will triumph because of their commit- International and Local Partnerships/Professional Organizations 28
ment to create a difference in this world.. And
our journey begins… NOW!
 3rd April 2009 / 4:30pm / PICC Reception Hall

Processional

Entrance of Colors

Philippine National Anthem

Welcome Address
Dr. Gregorio A. Andaman Jr.
Chief Operating Officer

Introduction of the Commencement Speaker

Lina Andaman Pelia
Chief Finance Officer

Commencement Address
Hon. Rod Smith
Australian Ambassador to the Philippines

Video Presentation of the Tribute for Graduating Students and Parents

Presentation of the Candidates for Graduation

Prof. Jovita G. Reyes
Officer-In-Charge, Office of the Vice-President for Academic Affairs

Candidates for Degree Programs

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management
Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Conferment of Degrees
Dr. Potenciano A. Andaman
Chairman of the Board of Trustees

Presentation of Graduates of Short Courses

TAFE Commercial Cookery NCIII
Caregiving NCII
Medical Transcription NCII
TESDA Commercial Cooking NCII

Acceptance of Graduates of Short Courses

Dr. Potenciano A. Andaman
Chairman of the Board of Trustees

Awarding of Diplomas and Certificates

Dr. Gregorio A. Andaman Jr.
Chief Operating Officer
Assisted by:
Teresita A. Andaman
Registrar

Awarding of Certificate to TAFE Students

Mr. Ross Bray
Senior Trade Commissioner AUSTRADE, Manila
Assisted by:
Emeteria Andaman-Sagala
Trustee

Awarding of Academic Honors

Dr. Marita Andaman-Rillo
President
Assisted by:
Teresita A. Andaman

Awarding of Special Awards for Citation

Hon. Monte A. Andaman
Trustee
Assisted by:
Dr. Ma. Fe M. Andaman

Valedictory Address
Rechelle C. Vargas
Magna Cum Laude

Pledge of Loyalty
Anne Margaret B. Blazo, BSN
Community Service Awardee

Alumni Pledge
Sedy Bec Lyn L. Boniog
Alumni Association President

St. Dominic Hymn

Exit of Colors

Recessional
 VISION
A dynamic and proactive institu-
tion of higher learning upholding
the highest standards of excel-
lence in community service, edu-
cation, and research towards the
attainment of a better quality of
life
MISSION
We believe in linking quality education and
research with life skills to facilitate strategic
and holistic development of individuals
through innovative programs attuned to the
needs of the local and international commu-
nities.
The St. Dominic College of Arts
and Sciences is committed to;
Provide excellent but affordable
education, geared towards producing com-
petitive, productive and responsible gradu-
ates.
Prepare students to meet the
challenges for the country’s urgent need for
reform, towards the alleviation of poverty
and moral decadence.
GOALS
The St. Dominic College of Arts and Sci-
ences commits aims to:
1. Prepare the students to be professionally
competent and socially responsible individu-
als.
2. Actively promote research and the utiliza-
tion of new technology for the enhance-
ment of the individual competencies.
3. Take leadership role in addressing the
issues and concerns of the community that
the institution serves towards the improve-
ment of its quality life.
VISIONS UNFOLDING
ST. DOMINIC COLLEGE HISTORY
THE MAN BEHIND THE VISION
A young boy had a grand dream. He fantasized that
one day he was going to build a medical institution
that would cater to the health needs of the poor. He
envisioned it to be one of the finest hospitals a leader
in the delivery of health services.
It was indeed a grand dream for a boy who
never had a chance of seeing his father who died
young due to an illness that was not given medical
care. He grew up under the care of his grandfather
who likewise died due to lack of medication.
To that young boy, whose loved ones were
taken away from him due to lack of medical attention,
his dream became a vision and a commitment.
Don Gregorio M. Andaman, Sr. walked
life alone but fully determined to fulfill his dream and
see his vision realized. Fate found him an ideal com-
panion in the person of Dominga, his wife, who
served as his inspiration and gave him the needed
strength and support to pursue his goal and attain his
dream. With her at his side, he began to dream bigger
dreams. Together, they envisioned not only a hospital
that can provide quality health
care but also a school that can
provide quality but affordable
education.
Don Gregorio made a
promise in his heart that when
these institutions shall come to
reality these shall be a tribute to
his wife Dominga and all these
will be named after her!
THE DREAMS UNFOLD
The realization of his dreams was
an example of total family involve-
ment and dedication to its attain-
ment. His wife served as his inspi-
ration and their six offspring, the
instruments for its realization.
The eldest son, Poten-
ciano became a surgeon. By God’s grace, they both
pursued the dream with courage. Together, they put
up what is now known as the St. Anne Hospital in
Lucena City. This was followed by Greg Hospital in
Sariaya, Quezon and the Jane County Hospital in Pag-
bilao, Quezon. The dreams were finally unfolding and
turning into reality!
Later, a Nursing and Medical Sciences
School was established in Quezon Province. Both the
hospital and the school boast of their enduring com-
mitment to the community they serve in envisioning
the better future of students and patients under their
care.
The second child, Marita, became an obste-
trician. With more doctors in the family, Don
Gregorio, was challenged to pursue bigger dreams.
He built Hillside General Hospital in Alabang, Mun-
tinlupa—a step close to his home province, Cavite. His
offsprings, Emeteria, Monte and Lina, like the
other siblings, were there to provide assistance and
expertise in the non-medical aspects of running hospi-
tals. Emie looks into the financial management of the
institution. Engineer Monte is in-charge of construction
and facilities development and Lina is in-charge of
human resource management. The youngest,
Gregorio Jr. who is a doctor, takes charge of the
hospital administration.
THE ST. DOMINIC MEDICAL CENTER
With his wife at his side and his children at the helm,
they pursued the dream of establishing a hospital and
school in his province. The hospital was established in
Bacoor, Cavite in July 1991 when Cavite was embark-
ing on its industrialization phase as part of CALABAR-
ZON. As promised, he named the hospital St. Domi-
nic Medical Center Inc. In honor of his wife
Dominga.
St. Dominic Medical Center has proven itself
capable of meeting the medical demands of the times.
Continuing with its mission to render quality care, the
institution continues to evolve with the end view of
providing excellent facilities and services.
THE ST. DOMINIC COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
In 2003, 12 years after the realization of the dream
hospital in Cavite, an educational
institution was founded beside the
hospital. It was envisioned to fill
the need for quality education in
the arts and sciences in the CALA-
BARZON area. Thus was born the
St. Dominic College of Arts and
Sciences.
The Medical Center and
College Complex are strategically
located. It straddles an area that
serves as the gateway to major
cities through its three access
roads: the coastal road in the north
leads to Metro Manila; Zapote Road
in the east leads to Alabang, Las
Piñas, Muntinlupa and Laguna; and
E. Aguinaldo Highway in the south
leads to Cavite City, Tagaytay and
Batangas areas. The St. Dominic
Complex has become a distinctive landmark and a
recognized cornerstone in Cavite.
The school, in partnership with the hospital,
provides quality education in the Sciences (Nursing),
Information Technology, Liberal Arts (Psychology,
English and Communication Arts). Management (HRM
and Business Administration) and Teacher Education
(BSEd; BEEd).
The commitment for quality education to
help meet the needs of the government, business and
industry remains strong. This commitment is embod-
ied in its educational philosophy for holistic develop-
ment and lifelong learning.
At the helm of the school is Dr. Marita
Andaman-Rillo, the eldest daughter of the man
behind the vision.
EPILOGUE
Don Gregorio had a dream. He made a promise. The
dream is still unfolding. The promise was fulfilled.
Welcome to St. Dominic College of Arts and
Sciences!
Pledge of Loyalty St. Dominic Hymn Alumni Pledge
Lyrics: Monina B. Mallorca
Music by: Mark Kelvin O. Tobias

I, (Name)_______
To as graduate of
St. Dominic College To SDCAS we sing
With joyful hearts we bring St. Dominic College
of Arts and Sciences, of Arts and Sciences,
My dear Alma Mater: Noble mission and vision
That everyone holds on I do hereby solemnly
with profound gratitude, declare my commitment
I do hereby pledge to the St. Dominic
my undivided loyalty Culture of excellence
And goals Alumni Association
to you. and abide by its tenets
to reach our dreams
With unity and fervor and teachings.
I shall live up
to your expectations We cherish forever more
As an Alumnus/Alumna
and philosophies of this institution,
with utmost industry, Alma Mater you guide us
Towards the truth I pledge to uphold
nobility, the philosophy
and to the best That every one of us
has to go forth and objectives
of my ability. of my Alma Mater
I will do everything Teach us with your love
and faith and stand by its values
in my authority through my actions.
to be worthy For us to be whole and great
of your good name (For us to be whole
and great) Above all,
by serving God, as a law abiding citizen,
my country I pledge to dedicate
and people Serving communities
With joy, pride, and zest the expertise I learned
wherever I may be in St. Dominic
Facing every challenge
With character and will for the service of others
SO HELP ME GOD. and be a responsible steward
Ours is gratitude for all of God’s creation.
For our fortitude
Gaining solid probity SO HELP ME GOD.
Uplifting dignity

Alma Mater you guide us

Towards the truth
That every one of us
has to go forth
Teach us with your love
and faith
For us to be whole and great
(For us to be whole
and great)

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 GRADUATE WITH
ACADEMIC HONORS
CLASS 2008-2009

Rechelle C. Vargas
(Bachelor of Science in Hotel and
Restaurant Management)
MAGNA CUM LAUDE
PRESIDENT GLORIA MACAPAGAL-
ARROYO MEDALLION FOR
ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
SPECIAL AWARDEES
CUM LAUDE CLASS 2008-2009
Anne Margaret B. Blazo, BSN
Arriane O. Dela Cruz GREGORIO-DOMINGA AWARD
(Best in Community Service)
(Bachelor of Science in Nursing)
BEST IN THESIS AWARD
Thesis Title: “Level of Cultural Competency of Staff Nurses
Danhill C. Donoga in a Selected Tertiary Hospital in Bacoor, Cavite”
(Bachelor of Science in Nursing)
Joselito L. Alarcon, BSN
Irnacelle A. Beltran, BSN
Ryan G. Dizon, BSN
Lei Ann T. Malimban Ma. Karla Camille D. Jayogue, BSN
Jayson U. Jubinal, BSN
(Bachelor of Science in Nursing)
Mary Mei L. Sanchez, BSBA
OUTSTANDING CAMPUS LEADER
Hana Kristile L. Punzalan
(Bachelor of Science in Nursing) Julio Angelo O. Camagong, BSN
CLINICAL EFFICIENCY AWARD

Rechelle C. Vargas, BSHRM

OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE IN
HOTEL & RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT

Mary Mei L. Sanchez, BSBA

OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE IN
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Jane S. Anico, BSN

SPECIAL CITATION FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

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President of the Philippines
Her Excellency Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo

Senate President of the Philippines

Hon. Juan Ponce Enrile

CHED Director IV
Dr. Isabel F. Inlayo

TESDA Cavite
Leticia O. Ogbac

TAFE-NSW Institute Director

Barry Peddle

IDP Country Director

Andrew King

The Manila Times Language Institute, Inc.

Michael Alexander Ang

Philippine Nurses Association, Inc.

Dr. Susana Salvacion

Vice-President for Administrative and

Support Services
Edgar Q. Edralin

OIC, Vice-President for Academic Affairs

Prof. Jovita G. Reyes

Chief Operating Officer

Dr. Gregorio A. Andaman Jr.

School President
Dr. Marita Andaman-Rillo

Commencement Speaker
Ambassador Rod Smith
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 PAMBANSANG
SAMAHAN NG MGA
NARS SA PILIPINAS
(PHILIPPINE NURSES ASSOCIATION, INC.)

Dear Graduates,

The Philippine Nurses Association being the caring and fortifying light giver
committed to providing opportunities for the professional growth and
development of the world class Filipino Nurses is indeed so proud of you.

Congratulation for a job well done.

Commitment, Dedication, and Service to mankind, that’s what nurses are for.
For you graduates, I hope that this noble profession be made worthy of its
calling. Open your eyes and hearts, to the things that need to be done, and the
things you can do for yourself, and our country.

Teach yourself to act with firmness but with humility, humility but with wisdom,
with wisdom but with justice, with justice but with compassion. These defines
the true essence of a global competitive nurse.

Bring and feel my prayer of a bright future ahead to all of you.

GOOD LUCK and God Bless!

DR. SUSANA SALVACION

PNA Governor, Region IV
Vice President for Programs and Development

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 OFFICE OF THE VICE-PRESIDENT FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

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GREGORIO A. ANDAMAN JR., MD, MHA
Chief Operating Officer

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Mr Rod Smith
Ambassador to Philippines
Rod Smith is a senior career officer with the
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. He
was most recently First Assistant Secretary,
Consular, Public Diplomacy and Parliamentary
Affairs Division, a position he held from 2004
until 2007.

Overseas, Mr Smith has served as Counsellor,

Australian Permanent Mission to the United
Nations in New York (1998-2001) and First
Secretary, Australian Embassy, Seoul (1989-
92). In Canberra, Mr Smith has held a range
of positions including Assistant Secretary,
Consular Branch (2002-04), Assistant Secre-
tary, International Organisations Branch
(2001-02), Director, APEC Trade Facilitation
Section (1995-98) and Director, Nuclear Af-
fairs Section (1994-95).

Mr Smith holds a Bachelor of Arts from the

Australian National University. He was
awarded the Public Service Medal in January
2007 for outstanding public service in leading
Australia’s consular service. Mr Smith is mar-
ried with two children.

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Board of Trustees
Administrators
Colleges
Faculty
Potenciano A. Andaman, MD Marita Andaman-Rillo, MD, Emeteria Andaman-Sagala
BOT Chairman MHA, FPCHA, Ed. D. Trustee
Trustee President, Gregdom Development
School President Corporation

Hon. Monte A. Andaman Lina Andaman-Pelia Gregorio A. Andaman Jr., MD, MHA
Trustee Trustee Trustee
President, Gregdom Foundation Chief Finance Officer Chief Operating Officer

Chairperson
Prof. Jovita G. Reyes
Officer-In-Charge, Office of the Vice President for Academic
Affairs

Members
Theresa Judith A. Orina
Officer-In-Charge, College of Arts, Sciences and Teacher
Education

Eloida T. Adduru
Officer-In-Charge, College of Nursing and Allied Health

Annabelle B. Sulapas
Officer-In-Charge, College of Information Technology

Teresita A. Andaman
Registrar

Roy Gerardo SI. Medalle

Director, Student Personnel Services

Laura F. Bravo
Chief Librarian
 THERESA JUDITH A.
ORINA
OFFICER-IN-CHARGE

ROMEO EMMANUEL B. FLORENCE I.

TAGBO IRLANDEZ
COORDINATOR COORDINATOR
Psychology and Languages Dept.
Social Sciences Dept.

NELIA O.
BERNARDITA R.
TOMBOC
ESCURIL COORDINATOR
COORDINATOR
National Service
Math and Science Dept.
Training Program

Faculty Members
PSYCHOLOGY AND SOCIAL SCIENCES TEACHER EDUCATION

Psychology Education
Bautista, Zuvelyn M. Detera, Evangeline P.
Cape, Malianfa C. Piscoso, Avelina P.
Jabines, Christopher B.
Moreno, Nuyen G. Physical Education
Ronquillo, Charlene Yvette G Ladigohon, Nicanor M.
Tobias, Mark Kelvin O. Roble Jr., Conrado C.
Uba, Sonny B.
Social Sciences
Bio, Randolf P.
Del Monte, Ma. Melinda S. MATH AND SCIENCE
Perez Jr., Wilfredo C.
Tejada, Roderick V. Math
Malay, Sajeni E.
Morron Jr., Alexander M.
LANGUAGES
Science
English Bustamante, Celeste V.
Albania, Evelyn B. Campo, Irene R.
Carvajal, Ma. Johanna L. Guirre, Gladys F.
Giron, Arabelle Sharon T. Omega, Marigold C.
Perez, Milagros C. Robidillo, Christopher Jay T.
Sta. Ana, Jonathan V. Santos, Emmanuel T.
Torres, Jennifer A. Villarante, Nelson R.
Uba, Ingrid C.
NATIONAL SERVICE
Filipino TRAINING PROGRAM
Dizon, Emilie C.
Valenzuela, Angelique R.

Arts and sciences are not cast

in a mold, but are formed and
perfected by degrees.

MICHEL DE MONTAIGNE, 1533-1592

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 ANNABELLE B.
SULAPAS
OFFICER-IN-
CHARGE

Basa, Rose Anne C

Nardo, Maricel P.
Reyes, James Earl S.
Tampos, Styxy A.

PROF. JOVITA G.
REYES
Officer-In-Charge

JAYBIE B. ROWENA M.
JUNIO SUBARAN
COORDINATOR COORDINATOR
HRM/TESDA/TAFE BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATOR

HOTEL AND RESTAURANT BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

MANAGEMENT
Castro, Henry D.
Ceñidoza, Adelina A. Cristobal, Charito S.
Doniego, Dennis Jenaro T. Licauco Jr., Agripino P.
Jamoralin, Mario Luis F. Pascual, Ma. Cecilia M.
Lagarto, Nelia M. Solina, Alfe M.
Lomotan, Rosemarie Y.
Ongkeko, Rosela P. TAFE
Rana, Independencio C.
Regencia, Criselda A. David, Justin B.
Fabella, Elmer
Joel, Samantha Jaye

Educators who embrace PCs as Food is the beginning of wisdom. The

a new teaching tool and learn- first condition of putting any thing
ing tool will be agents of into your head and heart, is to put
change. something into your stomach.

BILL GATES LUDWIG ANDREAS FEUERBACH, 1804-1872

 ELOIDA T.
ADDURU
OFFICER-IN-
CHARGE

MYRNA R. MICHELLE D.
PLATEL ROSARIO
COORDINATOR COORDINATOR
LEVEL IV LEVEL III

SUE G. MA. ROSARIO S.

SANTILLAN DRAGON
COORDINATOR COORDINATOR
LEVEL II LEVEL I

MA. VIRGINIA M.
MARY NELLIE T.
ROA SECRETARIO
COORDINATOR COORDINATOR
RELATED LEARNING ALLIED HEALTH
EXPERIENCE

Faculty Members
NURSING
Alacaraz, Randolf Jairo P.
Alarca, Cerina Joy M.
Allarey, Mary Grace A.
Anacay, Cherry-Vi P.
Arandia, Adriano V.
Astilla, Maggie B.
Balsomo, May G.
Boniog, Sedy Bec Lyn L.
Buenaobra, Tita B.
Calisura, Henry B.
Candido, Dhaniel C.
Cargullo, Raymund M.
Del Prado, Grace B.
Dispolo, Marvin M.
Dupaya, Marinette J.
Edles, Maricel B.
Enriquez, Raquel P.
Fajatin, Miclie Jonathan M.
Gecale, Emilie J.
Gelloano, Rosemarie B.
Generoso, Joey D.
Gonzales, John Benedict V. Romero, Marilou C.
Guinto, Sherry Ann O. Salvador, Hannah O.
Hidalgo, Romilyn C. Solis, Emmanuel D.
Irlandez, Freddie D. Tomboc, Sherry Ann O.
Kupahu, Jonathan A. Torbela, Patricia G.
Licarte, Julieta T. Tu, Christian S.
Madriaga, Theodore D. Virata, Oliver B.
Malonzo, Venice Joy T. Wingsing, Ernest Dominic M.
Mañalac, Rowena L. Yabut, Jean Paula B.
Manalastas, Jemelee Ann O.
Medalle, Roy Gerardo SI.
Mendoza, Raquel M. ALLIED HEALTH
Olivarez, Isidro G.
Ong, Rommel Joseph D. Alapide, Amor A.
Pelayo, Katherine E. Gandia, Wendell Custer C.
Perea, Godofredo D. Go, Alvin A.
Perea, Romana Grace R. Jose, Ma. Victoria C.
Pereña, Mary Jane A. Naty, Jocelyn G.
Quilao, Orleen Raymund C. Panganiban, Darwin M.
Refran, Edgar A. Polidario, Ma. Elena V.
Ricardo, Cissette S. Rome, Joanna Ruby K.
Roa, Mary Nellie T. Venancio, Melany R.
Rodelas, Ma. Rita G.

The trained nurse has given

nursing the human, or shall
we say, the divine touch, and
made the hospital desirable
for patients with serious ail-
ments regardless of their
home advantages.

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 Candidates

Graduation AY 2008-2009
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Major in Management
Andoy, Christon J.
Judalena, Jeanelyn Q.
Sanchez, Mary Mei L

Bachelor of Science in Hotel and

Restaurant Management
Arzadon, Bradford R. Estalani, Gretchen C.
Bataloya, Godfrey L. Manlapas, Jo-ed C.
Calungcagin, Mary Ann P. Maxino, Majocris S.
Cantillas, Katrina G. Miranda, Trisha Mae L.
Celestino, Ma. Adda Joy B. Moralejo, Krisline C.
Diaz, Maria Cecilia F. Saria, Ephraim Jubert A.
Dolar, Marlon G. Vargas, Rechelle C.
Dolotina, Mark Andrew M.

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 Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Acebron, Crisabel P.
Adran Gemma P.
Agapito, Maria Mecca Zenaida Ruhlyn S. Doria, Rommel P.
Alarcon, Joselito L.
Alegre, Marielle S.
Ambion, Abegail C.
Anico, Jane S.
Antonio, Arianne Mae C.
Arboleda, Mary Anna F.
Asuncion, Jane A.
Ayson III, Rodolfo M.
Azurin, Erick E.
Bagain, Kareen Joyce T.
Baldonanza, Mirasol P.
Banaguas, Marichu H.
Basilio, Katrina P.
Bautista, Elranie Joseph C.
Bautista, Janice M.
Bautista, Suzette R.
Baybayon, Arnie J.
Beltran, Irnacelle A.
Blazo, Anne Margaret B.
Bugay, David Jerome Z.
Bustamante, Vanessa Faye G.
Caimol, Charissa Mara P.
Calazan, Kiel G.
Caldejon, Eba Eimrel A.
Calig, Karen Kae M.
Camagong, Julio Angelo O.
Capitulo, Jose Marion L.
Cardiño. Jonalyn T.
Cayton , Karon Miles T.
Cervania, Angelica B.
Choy, Kristine R,
Custodio, Lovely S.
Danieles, Faye Gail C.
Dator, Marlyn P.
Dawang Jr., Danilo M.
Dela Cruz, Arianne O.
Dela Cruz, Donna May G.
Dela Cruz, Marissa M.
Desamito, Rushell C.
Doctor, Jay-Ar A.
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Doñes, Mark John A.
Donoga, Danhill C.
Eusebio, Christa Rei M.
Farhan, Alia G.
Figueroa, Aileen L.
Florendo, Eduard Bryan B.
Flores, Jessica B.
Franco, Anne Rose M.
Gambol, Christian Cyrus B.
Geniza, Romina R.
Germar, Ronel E.
Geronimo, Arianne Mae J.
Gesmundo, Cherrylyn N.
Gicana, Maria Rosario Camille D.
Gonzales, Kristopher Jayson B.
Guevarra, Toni E.
Guyamin, Shenna M.
Ignacio, Erwin R.
Ilagan, Rowell T.
Jarin, Winnie C.
Javier, Christina L.
Jayogue, Ma. Karla Camille D.
Jose, Peter Allen E.
Jubinal, Jayson U.
Julian, La Sharelle G.
Laurente, Ronnel B.
Linezo, Mae Anne B.
Lopez, Francis Andrew V.
Lubag, Dina Margarita C.
Lumagui, May Ann S.
Malimban, Lei Ann T.
Marcelo, Carleen Anjenee S.
Mendez, Russ Mark D.
Mendoza, Kristina R.
Miniano, Vernilin F.
Miranda, Jona A.
Muster, Karina L.
Naelga, Rachel M.
Namuco, Carmina Algerrie R.
Nato, Maristelle D.
Nepomuceno, Stanley Jay I.
Olan, Valerie Erika V.
Olmedo, Ronald Aaron P.
Pagtakhan, Nathalie D.
Paman, Kristine Joy A.
Parato, Fredmar M.
Parilla, Aloraine Kate C.
Pascual, John Louie C.
Payoyo, Dianne Imee M.
Perez, Jean F.
Pilola, Kayren M.
Pilorin, Noemi Lou C.
Pineda, Andrea S.
Punzalan, Hana Kristile L.
Quila, Erick J.
Ragasajo, Zadie Mae C.
Ramilo, Joanne Belen T.
Retiza, Edwin F.
Reyes, Cheryl A.
Reyes, Jedfrey Y.
Reyes, Judy Gray O.
Reyles, April P.
Rodrigo, Christine U.
Rodriguez, Charisse B.
Romero, Jumarie C.
Rosales, Jonathan O.
Sala, Jessie G.
Salgado, Theresa O.
Samilin, Angelyne S.
Santiago, Kristine R.
Sapanghila, Jun Daryl F.
Severo, Karen C.
Tenefrancia, Mildred M.
Tubo, Geornel P.
Valenzuela, Josevine F.
Velicaria, Nora Marie R.
Ventura, Ma. Grace G.
Vicente, Lyndy Jean F.
Viola, Janice D.
Virata, Catherine Jill P.
Wingsing, Wennielyn S.
Ymalay, Leslie V.
Yurag, Juvy Meah M.
Zacarias, Clarise Abigail L.
 Short Courses
TAFE COMMERCIAL COOKERY Barola, Katherine B.
NCIII Bautista, Josie P.
Bronsal, Erlyn G.
Abrea, Ceciro L. Cabading, Majalene V.
Atienza, Aylene M. Cajepe, Jesusa A.
Avanzado, Carmencho S. Calimbahin, Sherryl C.
Belarmino, Ansherina T. Camagong, Ma. Katrina P.
Bonto, Sheila C. Campillo, Danilo
Camañag, Michelle Lyn D. Cañezal, Retchelle B.
Casimiro, Ritchelle G. Capitan, Shiela SD.
Crizaldo, Josephine H. Cariño, Claudette Pauline C.
Figueras, Michelle Ann C. Castaño, Annalyn R.
Finkernagel, Mary Jane S. Castro, Deciereen A.
Flavier, Dyan Llyod Y. Conda, Rayvelyn E.
Gervacio, Elena A. Cotacte, Reneeria G.
Llamado, Melvi V. Daloraya, Mark Anthony P.
Macabalitao, Dennis B. Darios, Geralyn L.
Manalo, Maria Kristine V. Demonteverde, Richard M.
Medina, Venancio C. Depedra, Ricardo K.
Nalagon, Myla C. Diaz, Jelly Anne D.
Pallera, Abigail Joy G. Diaz, Jerry A.
Poblete, Pauline G. Dizon, Mark Allan A.
Sagala, Jeffrey A. Domingo, Aldrin P.
Santiago, Franco Rico E. Domingo, Beverlyn V.
Santos, Jamie G. Domingo, Bren Patrick M.
Senaca, Benjamin E. Ducducan, Rosalie T.
Sisno, James Arnold M. Ebreo, Esperanza C.
Suller, Lee Roy T. Escuadro, Nadja E.
Timpoc, Marc-Yulevin S. Español, Arlene R.
Toledo, Emil Bryan F. Fernandez, Gringo S.
Tolledo, Blinky N. Fernando, Kenneth John B.
Ubaldo, Ronnie M. Gancayco, Patrick John D.
Unera, Belina May H. Garcia, Nicolai M.
Valencia, Mai-Lan D. Gerawa, Maria Sheena C.
Giron, Avon Pearl M.
CAREGIVING NCII Go, Sharon April C.
Gunda, Darren C.
Acas, Maria Cristina L. Hernandez, Fe Eloisa G.
Aguilar, Marphy R. Ignacio, Hanna Grecita T.
Angeles, Vryle C. Javana, Jeruel H.
Atienza, Lorielie B. Jocson, Raymond M.
Austria, Leida R. Lacsamana, Soledad A.
Bacomo, Norma A. Leyson, Zarah Jane A.
Bacud, Patrick Jason C. Lindo, Rence Maclin M.
Loreto, Miriam H.
Lucena, Raquel S.
Maaba, Julie Pearl E.
Macaraig, Imelda L.
Magbanua, Cynthia V.
Mangaring, Carlo L.
Martinez, Paolo Q.
Medina, Joanne G.
Mendoza, Raquel Raulita R.
Mukarram, Angelina G.
Naldoza, Michelle Elizabeth M.
Ochosa, Romwald Christian E.
Oropesa II, Vincent B.
Pangilinan, Benjie E.
Panopio, Estephanie C.
Patubo, Chona O.
Pedroche, Madeleine M.
Peteros, Maricris B.
Pingol, Sharon C.
Prapatanta, Jomar P.
Puzon, Ferdinand G.
Ram, Gonzalo C.
Ramirez, Sheryll Ann C.
Ramos, Chariss A.
Ramos, Shiella Kris A.
Remegio, Reynalyn Mae C.
Riego De Dios, Maricel S.
Rielo, Gemmairine Z.
Rio, Niña Lee B.
Robin, Maria Jessica G.
Rocas, Gelvin R.
Rollon, Madona L.
Roquid, Riah L.
Rubio, Dante R.
Samarita, Jinky R.
Samonte, Arlene V.
Sangalang, Catherine G.
Santos, Maria Melissa E.
Sarmiento, Maricel V.
Sibayan, Shiela T.
Sipat, Eva U.
Sofia, Mirasol A.
Souribio, May P.
Tabanan, Milagros V.
Toledo, Princess L.
Umali, Maricel G.
Valderama, Arlyn G.
Vasquez, Rodel T.
Yutrago, Elisa D.
Zapata, Jeremiah F.
Zulueta, Maria Escee M.
MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION
NCII
Anas, Havjo Rolandro J.
Bañas, Stacey Ann P.
Baquir, Jerico A.
Cafuir, Diana Kate T.
Candare, Marie Rose M.
Chua, Vea Lyn A.
Cruz, Ellen P.
Dagami, Jasmin E.
De Jesus, Mayer A.
Ergina, Gian Carlo D.
Estuita, Audrey Darell F.
Evalle Jr., Roberto L.
Garcia, Phillida Joanne H.
Jamoralin, Czeramie Anne A.
Lopez, Rexciel Resureccion A.
Meriño, Cyril P.
Monicayo, Carlo D.
Nepomuceno, Emerie Kris T.
Ranieses, Jennine S.
Rosanes, Marie Kristine Lorraine F.
Untalan, Roxanne E.
Velasco, Maan C.
TESDA COMMERCIAL
COOKING NCII
Bato Jr., Arnulfo D.
Fabregas, Lorraine F.
Isabelo, Roselie C.
Dizon, Paul John S.
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 International and Local
Partnerships
Professional Organizations

TAFE South Western Sydney Institute (SWSI), Technical and

Further Education (TAFE) New South Wales explored a long
term and sustainable educational partnership to St. Dominic
College of Arts and Sciences on the initial course which is
International Cookery which is the first Australian VET delivery
program in the Philippines.

IELTS –IDP (International English Language Testing Service), is

jointly managed by University of Cambridge ESOL Examinations
(Cambridge ESOL), British Council and IDP:IELTS Australia.
IELTS conforms to the highest international standards of
language assessment.

The Manila Times Language Institute is the provider of the

English Computerized Learning Program, an interactive
computerized aid in the teaching of English language.

Founded in 1962, the Psychological Association of the

Philippines (PAP) is an organization committed to the
promotion of excellence in the teaching, research, and practice
of Psychology, and its recognition as a scientifically-oriented
discipline for human and social development.

Ang Pambansang Samahan sa Sikolohiyang Pilipino (PSSP) ay

isang panlipunan at propesyonal na organisasyong itinatag
noong 1975 na may misyong palaganapin ang Sikolohiyang
Pilipino sa iba't ibang sektor ng lipunan bilang isang
inter-disiplinaryo at maka-Pilipinong pananaw at pamamaraan.

Philippine Nurses Association (PNA) promotes professional

growth towards the attainment of highest standards of nursing.
The caring and fortifying light giver committed to providing
opportunities for the professional growth and development of
world class Filipino nurses. It is a member of the International
Council of Nurses, Inc. and the Most Outstanding accredited
professional organization for Filipino Registered Nurses for
2003.

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 St. Dominic College

Gr
SD 20
Gr of Arts and Sciences
Batch of

Gr
CAS 09 2009
PICC APRIL 3 Baccalaureate And 2:30PM
GRAD Commencement
GRAD 1430Hrs
Exercises
St. Dominic College of Arts and Sciences APRIL 3, 2009
Baccalaureate And
Commencement Exercises SEAT 1 PICC RECEPTION HALL SEAT 1
SD 20 St. Dominic College
CAS Pa of Arts and Sciences
Batch of

Pa
09 2009
PICC APRIL 3
Baccalaureate And 2:30PM
PARENT Commencement
1430Hrs
Exercises
St. Dominic College of Arts and Sciences APRIL 3, 2009
Baccalaureate And
Commencement Exercises SEAT 1 PICC RECEPTION HALL SEAT 1
SD 20 St. Dominic College
CAS Pa of Arts and Sciences
Batch of

Pa
09 2009
PICC APRIL 3 Baccalaureate And 2:30PM
PARENT Commencement
1430Hrs
Exercises
St. Dominic College of Arts and Sciences APRIL 3, 2009
Baccalaureate And
Commencement Exercises SEAT 1 PICC RECEPTION HALL SEAT 1
SD 20 St. Dominic College
Gs of Arts and Sciences
Batch of

Gs
CAS 09 2009
PICC APRIL 3 Baccalaureate And
GUEST Commencement 2:30PM
1430Hrs
Exercises
St. Dominic College of Arts and Sciences
APRIL 3, 2009
Baccalaureate And
Commencement Exercises SEAT 1 PICC RECEPTION HALL SEAT 1
SD 20 St. Dominic College
Gs of Arts and Sciences
Batch of

Gs
CAS 09 2009
Baccalaureate And 2:30PM
PICC APRIL 3
GUEST Commencement
1430Hrs
Exercises
St. Dominic College of Arts and Sciences APRIL 3, 2009
Baccalaureate And
Commencement Exercises SEAT 1 PICC RECEPTION HALL SEAT 1
20 St. Dominic College
SD
Gs of Arts and Sciences
Batch of

Gs
CAS 09 2009
Baccalaureate And 2:30PM
PICC APRIL 3
GUEST Commencement
1430Hrs
Exercises
St. Dominic College of Arts and Sciences
APRIL 3, 2009
Baccalaureate And
Commencement Exercises SEAT 1 PICC RECEPTION HALL SEAT 1
 PICC Rules and Regulations
Appropriate attire shall be required for entry in PICC. Absolutely no wearing of Children below seven (7) years old are not allowed entry to events that do not
slippers/undershirt (sando) are allowed. PICC reserves the right to refuse entry of involve children.
any person who is not appropriately attired.
Cellular phones and two-way radios must be switched-off inside Meeting Rooms and
Bringing in and conducting the following are strictly prohibited. Halls where events are going on as these interfere with the sound system.
Drugs and all other forms of contraband
Alcoholic Beverages
Only authorized photographers will be allowed inside PICC to take pictures during
Deadly weapons and objects
Pets the ceremonies.
Food and Beverage (other than those served and prepared by the PICC Caterer)
Loitering PICC shall exercise full authority within its premises and reserves the right to
Sleeping
control, regulate, inspect, refuse entry to or prohibit any person as well as materials
Gambling
Cooking considered inimical to or which constitute violation of Philippine laws, and PICC rules
Eating and Drinking inside halls and meeting rooms during non-social functions and regulations.
Smoking inside Meeting Rooms, Halls, closed corridors and walkways

PICC Rules and Regulations

Appropriate attire shall be required for entry in PICC. Absolutely no wearing of Children below seven (7) years old are not allowed entry to events that do not
slippers/undershirt (sando) are allowed. PICC reserves the right to refuse entry of involve children.
any person who is not appropriately attired.
Cellular phones and two-way radios must be switched-off inside Meeting Rooms and
Bringing in and conducting the following are strictly prohibited. Halls where events are going on as these interfere with the sound system.
Drugs and all other forms of contraband
Alcoholic Beverages
Only authorized photographers will be allowed inside PICC to take pictures during
Deadly weapons and objects
Pets the ceremonies.
Food and Beverage (other than those served and prepared by the PICC Caterer)
Loitering PICC shall exercise full authority within its premises and reserves the right to
Sleeping
control, regulate, inspect, refuse entry to or prohibit any person as well as materials
Gambling
Cooking considered inimical to or which constitute violation of Philippine laws, and PICC rules
Eating and Drinking inside halls and meeting rooms during non-social functions and regulations.
Smoking inside Meeting Rooms, Halls, closed corridors and walkways

PICC Rules and Regulations

Appropriate attire shall be required for entry in PICC. Absolutely no wearing of Children below seven (7) years old are not allowed entry to events that do not
slippers/undershirt (sando) are allowed. PICC reserves the right to refuse entry of involve children.
any person who is not appropriately attired.
Cellular phones and two-way radios must be switched-off inside Meeting Rooms and
Bringing in and conducting the following are strictly prohibited. Halls where events are going on as these interfere with the sound system.
Drugs and all other forms of contraband
Alcoholic Beverages
Only authorized photographers will be allowed inside PICC to take pictures during
Deadly weapons and objects
Pets the ceremonies.
Food and Beverage (other than those served and prepared by the PICC Caterer)
Loitering PICC shall exercise full authority within its premises and reserves the right to
Sleeping
control, regulate, inspect, refuse entry to or prohibit any person as well as materials
Gambling
Cooking considered inimical to or which constitute violation of Philippine laws, and PICC rules
Eating and Drinking inside halls and meeting rooms during non-social functions and regulations.
Smoking inside Meeting Rooms, Halls, closed corridors and walkways

PICC Rules and Regulations

Appropriate attire shall be required for entry in PICC. Absolutely no wearing of Children below seven (7) years old are not allowed entry to events that do not
slippers/undershirt (sando) are allowed. PICC reserves the right to refuse entry of involve children.
any person who is not appropriately attired.
Cellular phones and two-way radios must be switched-off inside Meeting Rooms and
Bringing in and conducting the following are strictly prohibited. Halls where events are going on as these interfere with the sound system.
Drugs and all other forms of contraband
Alcoholic Beverages
Only authorized photographers will be allowed inside PICC to take pictures during
Deadly weapons and objects
Pets the ceremonies.
Food and Beverage (other than those served and prepared by the PICC Caterer)
Loitering PICC shall exercise full authority within its premises and reserves the right to
Sleeping
control, regulate, inspect, refuse entry to or prohibit any person as well as materials
Gambling
Cooking considered inimical to or which constitute violation of Philippine laws, and PICC rules
Eating and Drinking inside halls and meeting rooms during non-social functions and regulations.
Smoking inside Meeting Rooms, Halls, closed corridors and walkways

PICC Rules and Regulations

Appropriate attire shall be required for entry in PICC. Absolutely no wearing of Children below seven (7) years old are not allowed entry to events that do not
slippers/undershirt (sando) are allowed. PICC reserves the right to refuse entry of involve children.
any person who is not appropriately attired.
Cellular phones and two-way radios must be switched-off inside Meeting Rooms and
Bringing in and conducting the following are strictly prohibited. Halls where events are going on as these interfere with the sound system.
Drugs and all other forms of contraband
Alcoholic Beverages
Only authorized photographers will be allowed inside PICC to take pictures during
Deadly weapons and objects
Pets the ceremonies.
Food and Beverage (other than those served and prepared by the PICC Caterer)
Loitering PICC shall exercise full authority within its premises and reserves the right to
Sleeping
control, regulate, inspect, refuse entry to or prohibit any person as well as materials
Gambling
Cooking considered inimical to or which constitute violation of Philippine laws, and PICC rules
Eating and Drinking inside halls and meeting rooms during non-social functions and regulations.
Smoking inside Meeting Rooms, Halls, closed corridors and walkways

PICC Rules and Regulations

Appropriate attire shall be required for entry in PICC. Absolutely no wearing of Children below seven (7) years old are not allowed entry to events that do not
slippers/undershirt (sando) are allowed. PICC reserves the right to refuse entry of involve children.
any person who is not appropriately attired.
Cellular phones and two-way radios must be switched-off inside Meeting Rooms and
Bringing in and conducting the following are strictly prohibited. Halls where events are going on as these interfere with the sound system.
Drugs and all other forms of contraband
Alcoholic Beverages
Only authorized photographers will be allowed inside PICC to take pictures during
Deadly weapons and objects
Pets the ceremonies.
Food and Beverage (other than those served and prepared by the PICC Caterer)
Loitering PICC shall exercise full authority within its premises and reserves the right to
Sleeping
control, regulate, inspect, refuse entry to or prohibit any person as well as materials
Gambling
Cooking considered inimical to or which constitute violation of Philippine laws, and PICC rules
Eating and Drinking inside halls and meeting rooms during non-social functions and regulations.
Smoking inside Meeting Rooms, Halls, closed corridors and walkways